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Notices for church festivals dances fairs suppers and concerts with admission or profit sales are charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry also priced at five cents per line.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
9
Notices for church festivals dances fairs suppers and concerts with admission or profit sales are charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry also priced at five cents per line.
The Indianapolis coal miners convention resisted a one big union, avoided endorsing a wage-cut strike, and left issues for future talk. It endorsed forming a new party under the AFL and questioned farmer organization ties, suggesting distrust of farmer labor partnerships. Local rhetoric questions farmer politics and cautions partnership with farmers.
Dan McKay scouts August and Winnett urging counties to support new counties. Helena Independent and Tribune criticize Dan ny with warnings of county splitting. Otto Gosman suffers eye splinter. Albert Woodside visits Dillon after years with Montana Auto Supply.
In some individuals the line separating healthy self confidence from conceit is hard to detect, creating public perception gaps and personal ambiguity about self estimation.
A promotional appeal explains how a home town paper keeps expatriates connected through live news gossip and events from back home. It urges readers to subscribe to stay in touch with old friends and the community atmosphere.
A humorous list defines playful coinages such as goof web wimpus and gazabo with quirky meanings. It includes jokes about tax time, marriages, and odd animals. The piece closes with a mock patient doctor exchange hinting at rising medical costs.
A brief quote exchange contrasts a graduate’s ambition with advice to stand with it rather than oppose. The dialogue centers on a veteran perspective urging resilience and cooperation as the graduate faces future challenges.
A heated exchange centers on a landlord’s remark about not renting to someone with children, followed by the tenant presenting grandchildren as a counterpoint. The fragment hints at familial ties affecting rental decisions and possible discriminatory tension.
A brief sketch notes a question about Mrs Blank’s household servants. It records an oddly phrased line about her keeping none and a yearlong tally of fourteen she didn’t keep, highlighting a humorous or clipped domestic detail.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls pre marriage outings to the theater with a theatrical reminiscence. The text preserves a quirky exchange about past habits and a playful nickname remark.
In Waco Texas two men posted signs near the scene of a clash with the Ku Klux Klan. Signs signed K K K warned wife beaters craps shooters chicken thieves and urged "We are after you" with homiletic lines.
Ex service man seeks work washing windows hanging storm windows splitting kindling cleaning carpets shining stoves. Phone 90 J Cameron Gowen.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for frequent colds and acute catarrh. Claims internal action through the blood reduces inflammation of mucous surfaces and restores normal conditions. Mentions distribution by druggists and free circulars from Bed. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The veteran U S Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota spoke plainly in the Senate about railroad workers voting strong to strike over proposed wage reductions. The Tribune expects no strike, noting rail chiefs and workers are calculating impact. Jones questions why owners and workers should not share postwar burdens like miners merchants factories and farmers.
A near new one coal heater advertised as good as new is offered at a bargain. Inquiries directed to Willard Smith Plumbing with office advertisement details. Contact info appears as Bret 40-43 for bidders or interested buyers.
A commentary on how a hometown newspaper mirrors local flaws and public ads while providing a platform for open opinion. The piece argues that free columns keep justice from being perverted by unchecked bias.
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